Kevin Hart.

By Michael Mashburn From Daily Voice

If you’ve ever been told you have “main character energy” while dancing on a rooftop, this casting call's for you.

Grant Wilfey Casting is looking for “attractive” club-ready people ages 18–35 to serve as background actors in Kevin Hart’s upcoming feature film 72 Hours, directed by Tim Story (Barbershop, Think Like a Man, Ride Along).

The comedy follows a 40-year-old executive (Hart) who gets roped into a wild three-day bachelor party with a much younger crowd after being mistakenly included in their group text, according to its IMDB page.

Producers are casting for scenes set at a high-end nightclub and luxurious yacht party—think bottle service, glammed-up guests, and possibly a few sparklers. Roles range from background club-goers to boat-ready partiers, and even bottle service girls (wardrobe described as “topless with gold pasties, with a crystal necklace overlay, with gold briefs and heels.”)

No acting experience required, just confidence, availability on shoot days, and the ability to send a selfie that screams, “I know my angles.”

Here’s what they’re looking for:

Nightclub Goers:

  • All genders, ages 21–35
  • Stylish, confident, and down to dance
  • Filming: Tuesday, June 24 through Thursday, June 26
  • Pay: $216 (SAG), $181.50 (Non-Union) for up to 10 hours

Yacht Party Guests:

  • All genders, ages 21–35
  • Must be comfortable on a boat
  • Filming: Monday, July 14 through Friday, July 18
  • Pay: $224 (SAG), $181.50 (Non-Union) up to 10 hours

Bottle Service Girls:

  • Must be comfortable wearing glam clubwear
  • Must be okay carrying bottles with sparklers
  • Bonus if you have relevant work experience

Filming takes place mostly in New Jersey, but transportation from Manhattan will be provided if needed. A fitting may also be required in advance. Pay is for a full 8–10 hour day, depending on union status.

Those interested in applying can find more information on the Grant Wilfley Casting Facebook page.